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TaesLAB Features

Features

Which are the main TAESS features?

TaesLab is a software tool designed to help in the thermoeconomic analysis of energy systems. It requires information about the thermodynamic model and the productive structure of the system. The main features of TAESS are:

  • MATLAB package compatible with Octave (GNU)
  • Import thermodynamic data from external applications.
  • Automatic generation of the Fuel-Product table.
  • Direct and Generalized Exergy cost computation.
  • Analysis of the formation cost of product and residues.
  • Thermoeconomic Diagnosis.
  • Recycling Analysis
  • Save the Results in Excel (XLSX) and Text formats (TXT and CSV)

The current version of TaesLab provides the following distributions. Download the files here


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TaesLab is a software tool designed for the thermoeconomic analysis of energy systems.

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